Sampling methods
Make it easy for me! This is by far the easiest sampling method
What is opportunity/convenience sampling?
I can only remember 7 items a time, it's my _______
What is short term memory?
Men are all evil, women can't drive, only people with glasses are smart - examples of what?
What are stereotypes?
The length of Paper 1
What is 2 hours?
This term refers to a limitation of highly artificial laboratory experiments.
It's something you throw outside in the winter, but also participants find other participants
What is snowball sampling?
This component of the Working Memory Model is where "scenes" are stored
What is the episodic buffer?
This is our belief in our own ability to succeed in a task
What is self-efficacy?
What is question 1b on Paper 3?
A qualitative method - where people talk in a group
What is a focus group?
This sampling method is non random due to picking particular participants relevant to the aim of the study
Is it infinite? Maybe! This part of the Multi Store Model has no limits
What is long term memory?
Masculine v feminine, individual v collective, power-distance - what am I talking about?
What are cultual dimensions?
How many points total for section A of Paper 1?
What is 27 points?
The participants/population already exist so we can't manipulate the groups they are in (experiment type)
What is a quasi experiment?
Erik signs up for the study himself, no one forced him
What is volunteer sampling?
It's like a computer or a bookcase - the organizational framework of the mind
What is Schema Theory?
We learn behaviour by watching - if these four conditions are met
What is attention, retention, motivation, reproduction?
How many questions do you need to answer for Section B of Paper 1?
What is 1 question?
State four ethical guidelines.
What is the right to informed consent, the right to be free from harm, the right to confidentiality, and the right to debriefing
Everyone in the population has an equal chance of being selected!
What is random sampling?
Cognitive studies usually use Lab Experiments to see what?
What is cause and effect?
The process of cultural change of an individual when exposed to different cultures
What is acculturation?
I might be able to take what I find here and apply it over there, what do I call that?